Faire has a structured onboarding process that gives new employees a good foundation of the company. For engineers, there is additional training, guiding new employees through the software development process. Faire is a very transparent company, and leadership is very accessible. Overall, onboarding was smooth, and I feel welcomed as a new employee.
The negatives are pretty minimal, and I don't think they are unique to Faire. There is a lot of information to absorb, and they use internal terminology and acronyms as if they are well understood by a new employee. The company is not used to onboarding new employees at the senior management level, and there were gaps in the training I received and tooling I had access to as a result.
There were two interviews: 1. **Meet and Greet:** This was an excellent interview. The talent partner answered all my questions and made me feel very comfortable. They even accommodated speaking in my native language (Portuguese) for the first part
The interview process began with an invitational question and answer session. This was followed by a technical interview with a senior engineer to showcase skills in a programming language of choice.
On-site interview with one of the tech leads. * Brief self-introduction. * Pair programming for a basic data structure question. * More focus on applications. * The language of implementation had to be in JavaScript. * They asked some foll
There were two interviews: 1. **Meet and Greet:** This was an excellent interview. The talent partner answered all my questions and made me feel very comfortable. They even accommodated speaking in my native language (Portuguese) for the first part
The interview process began with an invitational question and answer session. This was followed by a technical interview with a senior engineer to showcase skills in a programming language of choice.
On-site interview with one of the tech leads. * Brief self-introduction. * Pair programming for a basic data structure question. * More focus on applications. * The language of implementation had to be in JavaScript. * They asked some foll